Price hike from ThyssenKrupp on flats

Tuesday, 27 January 2004 11:53:00 (GMT+3)   |  

Price hike from ThyssenKrupp on flats

German producer ThyssenKrupp Steel recently announced that they will increase flat rolled carbon steel prices by €30 to €40 per ton, effective for deliveries from April 1, 2004. This price hike is attributed to materially surged raw material and energy costs, as well as freight rates according to the company's statement.
Tags: Flats Freight 

Similar articles

Average freight rates for Brazilian finished steel imports decline in September

US long steel prices steady to up amid mill price increases and rising October scrap

Average freight rates for Brazilian finished steel imports rise in August

Average freight rates increase by $3/mt in June for Brazilian finished steel imports

Average freight rates increase in May for Brazilian finished steel imports

Average freight rates increase 11.5 percent in April for Brazilian finished steel imports

US flat steel prices mostly higher amid solid demand, Mideast war could stall low imports

US flat steel prices mixed as March scrap fails to advance for first time in three months

Freight rates dip in January from December for Brazilian finished steel imports

US to assess new port fees on Chinese ships, adding more fuel to developing trade war